Although vastly completely totally different from the Scandinavian and minimalist design tendencies which have dominated the earlier decade, Victorian design and decor aesthetic has continually remained a well-loved, if ornamental, kind since its inception throughout the 1830s all through the reign of Queen Victoria.
Based mostly on Mona Ying Reeves, Founder and Designer at Re:trendy, a design company in San Francisco, inside areas from the distinctive Victorian interval have been characterised by an exuberance of ornamentation, historic influences, and handicraft—all of which is perhaps merely tailor-made to the current design aesthetic—which is why the kind stays associated as tendencies and tastes change.
Typical Victorian areas are usually compartmentalized and sometimes darkish, which lends to them feeling cramped and outdated nonetheless the good news is that there are some easy strategies to convey a Victorian sensibility into trendy decor within the current day. We spoke to consultants about the best way to embrace a up to date Victorian aesthetic in your own home.
Meet the Expert
- Monica Ying Reeves is the Founder and Designer at Re:trendy, a design company in San Francisco.
- Andre Kazimierski is the CEO of Improovy, a home suppliers agency.
- Juan Sandiego is the Founding father of Boreal Abode, an inside adorning and styling agency.